Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1952 — Page 15

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TV and Radio—

Kids’ Pal-Hoppy-Loses Out to Jungle Hero

By Kathleen IT'S A TOSS-UP as to what the reaction will be when the small-fry of this area discover their beloved “Hopalong Cassidy” replaced by “Tarzan” on the air waves tonight. “Hopalong,” bosom-buddy of almost every child under

the age of 12, concluded his series of shows last week. The adventures of the jungle hero, which have been published in hundreds of languages since they were ten in 1914 by Edgar Rice Burroughs, may prove a suitable 3 replacement, but you, never can Hopalong tell. The younger eritics are sometimes the severest. » » » Watch Sunday's Radio-TV section for announcement of this week's prize-winner in the letter-writing contest. The winning letter will be published, along with excerpts from other

entries. Sunday’s Radio-TV column

will give you the mew subject and in his material. Berle has {begun to show the strain.

. . ” = = ADDITIONAL NOTE ON PAY-| THINK twice before you get

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COLEEN GRAY~—She appears

on Ken Murray's show.

AS-YO U-SEE TELEVISION —, “oo

Telemeter’s tests of pay-as-you-see television will be held this fallin ont op “Playhouse of Stars,” Channel 6 at 8 p. m., can give you| a few pointers.

in Palm Springs, Cal.

Reports say Telemeter has the) secret backing of the entire mo-|

tion picture industry.

Palm Springs was selected as|yaq the test site because it's just three/piaved. In addition to rehearsing| [40 hours with the rest of the cast, | Another indication that Film-pjana spent 40 hours more re-| land wants to become TV center'hearsing the specially-written| piano rhapsody she played during the show. It all looked so easy, didn’t it?|

hours from Hollywood.

of the U. 8. at all costs? y's =» HOLLYWOOD will answer “Studio One”

dr: tic shows names. Arthur Kennedy, the sen-

already been signed for

hush-hush series. » ” .

Touch,”

and|

starring big

Diana Lynn, whom you saw last

Appearing in “The

the . toughest she's

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Diana claims the role ever

New , York's show, “Prige Playhouse” with filmed|“Playhouse of Stars,” will be put on film starting in April.

This may turn. the tide toward sation in “Bright Victory,” hasifiiming all dramatic shows for

one hetter all-around eye-appeal.

TV Tips

CHARLES R. BRODERICK, xpxn MURRAY . . .

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Marion County Civilian Defense Navarro and Coleen Gray co-star Director, spoke on WISH today i, an original dramatic sketch,

at 12:15 p. m.

America” exhibit to be seen free at the ‘Indiana State F airgrounds Mar, 31 to Apr. 2

T h e exhibit points to dangers of an Abomb attack and germ and ppp, gas warfare, It

organized civilian defense. » » Ld

ALTHOUGH you won't

vacation.

Things will be back to normal gi. 4ant Academ i a y y of Political on “Show of Shows” fext week gojance to bring to the campus a| Republican|

at 8 p, m. on Channel 10. . ” ”

as “Star Theater's” new comic.

After three years of the rigors body. of TV, any comedian is bound to The first. mock convention, that] laugh—but not the last. show the strain—both physically lone Demogratic, was held in 1940.] Dale played the king of clubs .® PS an ~ . w

show.

Broderick |

see them tonight—because you'll be|

nationally speaker, RUMORS have It that Jack Delegations from the 48 states Carter may replace Milton Berle and three U. 8. territories are

|being formed from the student

. CH. 6, 7 p. m. BASKETBALL FINALS . .

and Navarro recreates his famous The program, sponsored by the «gen Hur” chariot race in a Girl Indianapolis Council of Women, ,¢ the Week production sét in an-| cient Rome . .

NBC SYMPHONY . .. Arturo

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Notre Dame Planning Mock GOP Convention

/ Times. State Service

Toscanini has chosen music of| Beethoven and Respighl for his works will include “Symphony No. 5 in C Minor” | by Beethoven and [Rome” by Respighi . . shows how America's people and p. m. production can be protected by

of | . WIRE, 7|

NOTRE DAME, Mar, 21 — The listening or watching the basket- (yi 0rsity of Notre Dame will ball tourney, of os |give students an education in Caesar and Imogene Coca have ..)ii.s at a mock GOP Presidenreturned from their two-week ii, convention Apr. 21-23.

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"You and your ultra-progressive notions about letting the child deal with his own problems in his own litte way!"

Blackwood on Bridge—

Muzzy Thanks the Champ, But He's a Bit Premature

Human | | ONE OF THE more irritat-

ing things that can happen to you at the bridge table is to have declarer say “thank you” after he lays down the ace and

king of a suit, dropping your doubleton queen. This is especially bad when you and your partner had at least five cards in the suit between you. You may force a weak smile, but se- . cretly you hate declarer and Mr. Champion plan a horrible revenge. | In today’s deal, Mr. Muzzy said “thank you” to Mr. Cham-

Winners of the afternoon games| Pion. his right hand opponent.

meet for a battle of skill... CHS. 6 and 10, 8 p. m. All radio stations, 8 p. m.

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In this case, however, he had nothing to thank anybody for, as the play Mr, Champion had made was the only one to defeat the contract.

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MR. DALE opened the six of | diamonds and Mr. Champion | won with the queen, Mr. Muzzy dropping the eight. Mr, Champion studded the situation for quite some time before leading to the second trick. Finally he made a beautiful return—the trey of clubs, Mr. Muzzy was startled. Whoever heard of leading right into an ace-queen? “Whose club is that?’ he asked, confused. “Mine,” barked Mr. Champion. “Are you going to play to the trick or not?”

| “Well, thank you for the lead,” said Mr. Muzzy, with moek courtesy. “I was just

wondering whether to finesse the nine or queen of clubs and you've taken the guess out, of it Ho yw Via the first Mr.

MR. MUZZY had

East dealer Both sides vulnerable

the queen and led another club,

© NORTH Miss Brash S—K J 10 9 H—A 10 9 3 D—10 4 C—AQH9 WEST EAST { Mr. Dale Mr. Champion S—76 5 S-AQ4¢2 H-=Y 4 H—-8 DJ B72 D—-AKQS53 C—K 10 8 C—J 13 SOUTH Mr. Muzzy S—8 3 H-~KQJ852 nD—38 C—8 54 2 The bidding: East South West North 1D 1H 2D 4 H All Pass and dummy’'s ace won. Mr.

Muzzy returned to his hand by cashing the ace of hearts, then leading to his king. He next

led a spade and finessed the |

nine. Mr. Champion won with the seven. Mr. Dale's 10 forced out dummy’s queen. On the next trick Mr. Champion was ifn with the ace of spades at which time he cashed his jack of clubs for the setting trick. Mr, Champion’s reasoning at trick two was excellent. From Mr. Dale’s diamond. raise and lead of the six of diamonds,

“Every time George carves, his mania for fencing breaks out!”

Scout Tree-Planting Training Opens

Training for tree-planting started today for Central Indiana | Council Boy Scouts. Instructions || were given at Camp Belzer near || Ft. Harrison.

The training is in preparation

for spring planting of 10,000 Virginia pine trees in the 1400 acres [to be used in developing Camp, {Bradford southwest of Indianapo- || {lis. Fred Roberts directs the pro- | (ject.

Other training sessions will be

held Apr. 4 and 7. Boys taking

part will win Paul Bunyan emblems.

Language Association Honors Butler Staffer

plus . Mr. Muzzy’'s play of the eight spot, he figured he could | win only one trick in that suit. | Heart winners were extreme- |

“iy unlikely. He might win two |

spades, but - apparently. the setting trick, if any, would have to come from clubs, Time, then, was of essential importance. The club winner had to be set up before dummy’s spades were

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Lee Rohrbach, an Eagle Scout Explorer from Post 74, Was ington, D. C., is working on the Hornaday Conservation AwaH and he suggests making Wren houses from apple crates. He BES made 100 of them, 2 ar, From the sides of crates he cuts the twbd roof pieces, 1 anit (7x5% inches and 7x5% inches), and also cuts the sides of 48 house, 3 and 4 (5%x4 inches and 5%x4% inches). Sf The front and back of the house, 5 and 6, are cut from ends of the crate (4x4 inches). You can see that Lee cuts a hxif-i strip out of the top edge of No. 6 for ventilation. He also eu half-inch notch out of the top and bottom of No, § for ventila and drainage. Drill a small hole in the back piece opposite entrance hole for a 1%-inch No, 10 round-headed steel mounting screw, Start the screw into the hole through the i-inch entranes hole with a screw driver. Assemble with box nails, stain or paint, - and mount 6 to 10 feet from the ground. {

MONDAY~—A Five-Pointed Star Kite,

HENRY HILL ON HIS WAY TO PINKS’ HOUSE WALKS WITHIN A FEW YARDS OF THE OD C WHERE SANDY AND JAKE ARE TRAPPED.... AND CONTINUES ON HIS WAY!

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